Sentence examples for industry charter from inspiring English sources

Other shippers are expected to follow Maersk's example under a voluntary industry charter that has been agreed to in principle by many leading companies and is expected to be officially announced next month.

Supporters of the cross-party charter believe that if the sub-committee rejects the industry charter then the privy council should simply seal the cross-party version on 9 October.

On Thursday, as reports suggested inland shale might hold enough untapped gas to meet the UK's needs for 25 years, it was confirmed that negotiations between the government and the United Kingdom Onshore Operators Group had resulted in a new "industry charter".

The one-off committee session heard that consumer groups say complaints are up since the introduction of an industry charter to ensure loans are made correctly.

For the redistribution, he is relying on a baffling array of "industry charters" and official plans known collectively as "black empowerment".

It is an obvious pressure on the sub-committee appointed by the privy council to consider the industry's charter.

We are clear the process for considering the industry royal charter was robust and fair and the courts have agreed.

"Meanwhile, the industry's charter was rejected by eight politicians, meeting in secret, and chaired by the same politician who is promoting the politicians' charter.

The Guardian is the only paper to give the industry's charter initiative big front page coverage with a story headlined "Cameron's press dilemma".

By contrast, the industry's charter "offers a triple lock: nothing could be altered without the agreement of the board of the new regulator, the recognition panel established to oversee the regulator and the industry's own trade associations".

Instead, despite reservations and the probable need for "tweaks', the FT thinks the industry's charter and its proposed regulatory body - the Independent Press Standards Organisation - " are the best hope of achieving Lord Justice Leveson's vision".